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Introduce students to important physical science topics with this 5-book set! These nonfiction books will give second grade students an understanding of scientific concepts such as states of matter, types of energy, laws of motion, force, and more! Each book provides a hands-on "Let's Do Science" lab activity that is aligned to the Next Generation Science Standards and supports STEM Education. With easy-to-read informational text, vibrant images, and text features, such as a glossary and an index, readers will be engaged while developing science content-area literacy. Titles in this set include: Energy, Forces, Friction, Motion, and The Nature of Matter.

Learn all about maps, schools, rules, responsibilities, and more with this Kindergarten 10-book set of Primary Source Readers. These dynamic primary sources meet the four strands of social studies: history, civics, geography, and economics. This set includes: Map It!; We Go to School; Giving Thanks; I Am a Good Citizen; I Can Work!; Life at Home; Rules at Home; Using Money; Rules at School; Meet Lady Liberty.

Learn all about American culture, government, civic values, holidays, and more with this Grade 3 10-book set of Primary Source Readers. These dynamic primary sources meet the four strands of social studies: history, civics, geography, and economics. This set includes: We the People: Civic Values in America; Our Government: The Three Branches; The U. S. Constitution and You; Cultures Around the World; America's Man-Made Landmarks; Our Nation's Capital: Washington, DC; American Culture; Remembering Our Heroes: Veterans Day; Capital Resources and the Economy; Our Ever-Changing Environment.

Learn all about families, leaders, maps, the government, and more with this Grade 2 10-book set of Primary Source Readers. These dynamic primary sources meet the four strands of social studies: history, civics, geography, and economics. This set includes: A Family's Story; Washington's Birthday; Families Through Time; I'll Lead the Way!; Coming to America; Mapping Our World; You and the Law; You and the U. S. Government; Declaring Our Independence; Money and Trade in Our Nation.

Learn all about families, leaders, holidays, and various important responsibilities with this Grade 1 10-book set of Primary Source Readers. These dynamic primary sources meet the four strands of social studies: history, civics, geography, and economics. This set includes: What Makes a Family?; Be a Good Leader!; Happy Fourth of July!; Saving and Spending; Who Makes the Rules?; Getting Around School; What Makes a Town?; Goods and Services Around Town; Earning Money; I Pledge Allegiance to the Flag.

This 7-book set of fiction and nonfiction books teaches children about different sports and the importance of playing sports. With vibrant images that support the informational text, these books will engage students. This set includes: Find Your Sport; Count Me In! Soccer Tournament; A Baseball Giant; A Day in the Life of a Ballet Dancer; Hang Ten! Surfing; Final Lap! Go-Kart Racing; Defying Gravity! Rock Climbing.

How does a seed become a plant? What do living things need to grow? How do animal parents raise their babies? Introduce kindergarten and first grade students to life science topics with this colorful 10-book set. These easy-to-read books feature intriguing images, simple sentences, and text features to keep young students engaged in reading as they learn important scientific topics such as plant parts and functions, growth and change, baby animals, living and nonliving things, similar traits of species, and more. Each 24-page book includes a fun science activity that meets Next Generation Science Standards and helps students apply what they've learned. Titles in this set include: All in the Family; Baby Animals, Growing Up; Growth and Change; Inside a Plant; Living!; Raising Babies: What Animal Parents Do; Seeds; What Do Living Things Need?; What Makes a Plant?.

Why is it important to recycle? How does the sun affect the Earth? What causes seasons? Why does the moon look different from night to night? Introduce kindergarten and first grade students to Earth and space science topics with this colorful 10-book set. These easy-to-read books feature intriguing images, simple sentences, and text features to keep young students engaged in reading as they learn important scientific topics such as weather, seasons, land features, bodies of water, recycling, pollution, the Earth and moon, and more. Each 24-page book includes a fun science activity that meets Next Generation Science Standards and helps students apply what they've learned. Titles in this set include: Changing Weather; Earth and Moon; Looking Up; On Land; On Water; Our Sun; The Seasons; Too Much Trash!; We Recycle; and What Is the Weather?.

Teach students grades K-1 about different types of weather with this nonfiction 4-book set. Through vibrant photos, informative text, and interactive lab activities, early learners will explore weather's effects on people and regions, as well as the rotation of seasons. This collection includes: What Is the Weather?; Changing Weather; Weather; and The Seasons.

How do humans see and hear things? What causes a rainbow? How is a solid different from a liquid? Introduce kindergarten and first grade students to physical science topics with this colorful 10-book set. These easy-to-read books feature intriguing images, simple sentences, and text features to keep young students engaged in reading as they learn important scientific topics such as the sun, shadows, solids, liquids, heat waves, sound waves, and more. Each 24-page book includes a fun science activity that meets Next Generation Science Standards and helps students apply what they've learned. Titles in this set include: I Spy; Tell Me About It; Solid or Liquid?; Nature Made; Here Comes the Sun; How Sound Moves; Message Received ; Light Makes a Rainbow; Shadows; How Heat Moves.

This engaging 2-book set introduces students in grades 1 (ages 5 to 9) to important social studies concepts with age-appropriate language and vivid imagery. Featuring the titles "Workers" and "What Makes a Town?," this set helps young learners explore how communities function and the essential roles people play within them. Ideal for classroom lessons or take-home reading, these books build early understanding of community and civic structure. Designed for students in grades 1 (ages 5 to 9) Helps children understand how communities are built and sustained Features the books "Workers" and "What Makes a Town?" Builds early civic literacy and promotes appreciation for community helpers Ideal for shared reading, social studies lessons, and home connections

Introduce first grade students to Earth and space science with this nonfiction 5-book set. Each book provides a hands-on lab activity that is aligned to the Next Generation Science Standards and supports STEM education. With easy-to-read informational text, vibrant images, and text features such as a glossary and an index, these books support the development of science content-area literacy. Titles in this set include: Earth and Moon; Looking Up!; Our Sun; The Seasons; and We Recycle.

Introduce first grade students to the fundamentals of physical science with this nonfiction 5-book set. Each book provides a hands-on lab activity that is aligned to the Next Generation Science Standards and supports STEM education. With easy-to-read informational text, vibrant images, and text features such as a glossary and an index, these books support the development of childhood literacy skills and science-content knowledge. Titles in this set include: How Heat Moves; How Sound Moves; Light Makes a Rainbow; Message Received!; and Shadows.

Teach children about various countries, regions, and cultures across the world with the fiction stories and nonfiction TIME FOR KIDS(R) books in this Spanish 6-book collection. Students will be introduced to multiple text types and develop their literacy skills through high-interest text, vibrant illustrations and images, age-appropriate text features, and complex vocabulary. The titles in this collection support Common Core State Standards and include: Proxima parada: Mexico (Next Stop: Mexico); Proxima parada: Canada (Next Stop: Canada); Proxima parada: El Caribe (Next Stop: The Caribbean); Cucu, cucu: Un cuento tradicional de Mexico (Cuckoo, Cuckoo: A Folktale from Mexico); Por que Anansi tiene ocho patas delgadas: Un cuento de Africa occidental (Why Anansi Has Eight Thin Legs: A Tale from West Africa); and El raton de la ciudad y el raton del campo (The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse).

This Spanish 6-book collection includes fiction stories and nonfiction TIME FOR KIDS(R) books to introduce students to multiple text types, as called for in the Common Core and other state standards. Children will learn about different types of animals and develop their literacy skills through the high-interest text, vibrant illustrations and images, age-appropriate text features, and complex vocabulary in these books. The titles in this collection include: Aguilas de cerca (Eagles Up Close); Caballos de cerca (Horses Up Close); Serpientes de cerca (Snakes Up Close); Boris y Bea (Boris and Bea); El diario de la serpiente por Amarillita (The Snake's Diary by Little Yellow); and Patrick y Paloma (Patrick and Paloma).

This Spanish 6-book collection includes fiction stories and nonfiction TIME FOR KIDS(R) books to introduce students to multiple text types. With high-interest text, vibrant illustrations and images, age-appropriate text features, and complex vocabulary, these books expand students' reading experiences and support literacy skills development and Common Core State Standards. The titles in this collection include: Visita a una granja (A Visit to a Farm); Visita a una base de la Marina (A Visit to a Marine Base); Visita a una fa brica de automo viles (A Visit to a Car Factory); Brumm, brumm Poemas acerca de cosas con ruedas (Vroom, Vroom Poems About Things with Wheels); La bu squeda del tesoro (The Treasure Hunt); Barnaby Dell (Spanish Version)

This 5-book nonfiction set introduces first grade students to the fundamentals of life science. Each book provides a hands-on lab activity that is aligned to the Next Generation Science Standards and supports STEM education. With easy-to-read informational text, vibrant images, and text features such as a glossary and an index, these books build literacy skills and science-content knowledge. Titles in this set include: All in the Family; Growth and Change; Inside a Plant; Raising Babies: What Animal Parents Do; and What Makes a Plant?

This Spanish 6-book collection includes fiction stories and nonfiction TIME FOR KIDS(R) books to introduce students to multiple text types. With high-interest text, vibrant illustrations and images, age-appropriate text features, and complex vocabulary, children will learn about different creations while developing literacy skills. The titles in this collection support Common Core State Standards and include: M a y el reto del chocolate (Mia's Chocolate Challenge); Las zapatillas de cristal (The Glass Slippers); Esta es la torre que Frank construy (This Is the Tower that Frank Built); Artesan a: Vidrio soplado (Craft It: Hand-Blown Glass); Construye: Rascacielos (Build It: Skyscrapers); and Hazlo: Chocolate (Make It: Chocolate).

The Dedication Project is a collection of crowd-authored books which contents are primarily dedications collected from a specific community who dedicate the book to someone of influence or importance to their personal lives. Once their volume is published, each author receives a copy of their book to give to dedication recipient. This Project as a whole blurs the lines between art and the everyday, specifically by reviving gratitude in cultural language in the twenty-first century.